RAYZOON

Stew_10 wrote: Wed Aug 05, 2026 7:02 pm JS is bloody great. There's nothing else like it that I've found - Melda, Toontrack, UJAM. They don't do what's JS does.

So glad to hear that!

Ralph@Rayzoon- glad to see your back in the saddle. Is there any news on the Mac front? I have been out of pocket with jamstix now for a few years because of the switch to silicon, and would love to be able to use Jamstix again. I know there are work arounds, but it would be great to be able to use natively on Mac

The Mac version is unfortunately on hold until further notice due to continued issues with the 3rd party tools/compiler that Jamstix uses. The focus is now on VST3 version and then Jamstix 5 for PC. As always, things may change in the future but that is where it stands today.

What a GREAT piece of news!

I searched information about you anywhere in the Internet in vain, and I was always unable to enter this forum

I love Jamstix also because a few months ago I re-started using a couple of guitars (acoustic and electric) and I am having a lot of fun finding chord progressions and practicing on my axes, so having a smart and automatic drummer is a godsend, notably the Bill drummer because I suspect it is the Yes and King Crimson drummer, isn't it?


Well, I hope that the Jamstix GUI will be improved because there are certain options that I find still confounding, and I hopethe Jamcussion part will be improved and upgraded as well

And, too bad that a Jambassist doesn't still exist